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Table 1 Description of the sample

From: Process skill rather than motor skill seems to be a predictor of costs for rehabilitation after a stroke in working age; a longitudinal study with a 1 year follow up post discharge

   

% of the group

% in Sweden

Age in years

Median (range)

53 (27–64)

  
 

Mean (SD)

52 (7,67)

  

Gender (number of patients)

Men

44

76%

65%

 

Women

14

24%

35%

Type of lesion (number of patients)

Haemorrhage

17

29%

22%

 

Cerebellar haemorrhage

3

5%

 
 

Cerebral infarction

36

62%

78%

 

Cerebellar infarction

2

3%

 

Location (number of patients)

Left hemisphere lesion

28

48%

 
 

Right hemisphere lesion

26

45%

 
 

Bilateral lesion

4

7%

 

Living situation (number of patients)

Single

26

45%

 
 

Cohabitant

32

55%

 

Type of ward (number of patients)

Stroke unit

37

64%

70%

 

Other

21

36%

30%

Days as in-patient

Acute care, median (range)

25,5 (7–70)

  
 

Acute care, mean (SD)

28,8 (14,0)

  
 

Rehabilitation, median (range)

58 (20–155)

  
 

Rehabilitation, mean (SD)

63,5 (29,8)